Over the past few years Kosta has been working closely with his collaborator, Josie Archer, making work and performing together. They presented in the Asia Tri New Wave Festival (Seoul, South Korea) and were artists in residence at the Healing Hills Art Collective (Morni Hills, India). They have performed for the Busan Metropolitan Dance Company (Busan, South Korea), Jennifer Lacey & Wally Cardona (New York), The BodyCartography Project (San Fransisco), and Michael Parmenter (Auckland).

Kittow is an Ōtautahi based performance, moving image, and installation artist. Her work explores the body's relationship to both physical and allegorical space. This draws from her research around experience and reality in cinema theory, as well as her written, filmic and performative practice. Graduating with a BFA majoring in Sculpture in 2015, Kittow has continued to practice, exhibit and complete artist residencies within Aotearoa and abroad. Recently, she has been exhibiting work in Between a Sapling and a Tree at Art Hole Gallery and the Mappy Xmas Party at The Den Gallery, as well as regularly contributing to the Avian Loop publications released as a result of The Physics Room writers group. In the MAP studio, she has been playing with soliloquy, sculptural interventions and movement as a means of examining the place of theater in a screen-saturated era. 

Olivia McGregor is a dance artist currently based in Ōtautahi (NZ). After graduating from the New Zealand School of dance in 2010, Olivia joined Footnote Dance Company (2011-2014) performing in works by choreographers Lisa Densem, Kate McIntosh, Jo Randerson, The BodyCartography Project and Ross McCormack among others. Since moving to Berlin in 2016, she has been working around Europe in film, performance art installations and dance works with artists including Jeremy Shaw, Julian Weber and Constanza Macras (Dorky Park). In the past year Olivia has been part of Experimental Dance week Aotearoa, The Performance Arcade, and the New Zealand Dance Company under the direction of Josie Archer and Kosta Bogoievski.

Founded in 2001 by artistic director Lyn Cotton, Jolt’s whānau currently comprises over 160 dancers with intellectual disabilities aged between 5 and 60+. Our inclusive teaching team work across 18 different weekly classes, nurturing the talents and building the skills of our dancers.

Jolt is the only company in Aotearoa to have created a dance teacher training programme for people with intellectual disabilities. Graduates from Jolt’s Move programme currently lead their own Jolt classes, and present zoom classes for people with complex needs that are unable to participate in on-site classes.